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Renault Clio III ph2 - Changing the factory navigation to a regular factory radi

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  • #1 16956449
    josephm1
    Level 10  
    Hello. I have been struggling with a problem in my car for a long time. I bought a stolen car from France. The car was factory-fitted with navigation, but neither I nor the service can "revive" the radio. The navigation is working but the radio is not playing. So I decided to replace the factory navigation with a regular factory radio with a small display. And now my question, because I'm a total layman, what radio and display do I need for the 2010 car? Apparently, the radios and displays were different. Will the installation fit or are any modifications needed? After disconnecting the navigation at the top, I will have one loose plug after the "white can" version without the windings, probably it is not correct if I'm wrong. Is such a modification possible at all?
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  • #2 16956473
    piotrekwoj1
    Level 42  
    Doesn't play, but specifically doesn't turn on or something else?
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  • #3 16956550
    jurekk55
    Level 36  
    Return to the factory hardware configuration
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  • #4 16956605
    SZYMON BYDGOSZCZ
    Level 38  
    josephm1 wrote:
    I will have one loose plug after the "white can"


    This is a cana pickup - must be worn.

    Did you buy the radio from the navi version?
  • #5 16956615
    jurekk55
    Level 36  
    SZYMON BYDGOSZCZ wrote:
    This is a cana pickup - must be worn.


    Not really, but connection to compatible hardware is essential
  • #6 16956639
    josephm1
    Level 10  
    piotrekwoj1 wrote:
    Doesn't play, but specifically doesn't turn on or something else?

    The radio turns on and starts navigation. But there is no sound. I have already bought and tested various radios. I was willing to buy even a new factory radio in the service, but as it turned out, it also did not work after connecting. Apparently, the display vin number interfere with each other, which, according to the website, does not change. And the purchase of a brand new navigation (radio, display, fluff) for well over 3,000 does not entertain me. On the other hand, I do not need navigation, so I wanted to set up a normal radio
  • #7 16957185
    SZYMON BYDGOSZCZ
    Level 38  
    josephm1 wrote:
    But there is no sound.


    Maybe there is a BOSE or Arkamis sound system and someone else has nibbled on the amplifier?

    josephm1 wrote:
    I bought a stolen car from France.
  • #8 16960336
    genek1000
    Level 35  
    josephm1 wrote:
    The car was factory-fitted with navigation, but neither I nor the service can "revive" the radio. The navigation is working but the radio is not playing. So I decided to replace the factory navigation with a regular factory radio with a small display. And now my question, because I'm a total layman, what radio and display do I need for the 2010 car? Apparently, the radios and displays were different. Will the installation fit or are any modifications needed? After disconnecting the navigation at the top, I will have one loose plug after the "white can" version without the windings, probably it is not correct if I'm wrong. Is such a modification possible at all?

    What navigation was installed in the car?
    Preferably the VIN number on Priva.
    What photos are you wearing now?
    Do you have this "white" can or not?
    PS Change service.
  • #9 16963762
    josephm1
    Level 10  
    I will send a photo and vin to priv. Yes, at the moment I have a can on the screen, I do not know what model it is (with tom tom sd card and remote control) and radio for bluetooth navigation (this was the factory with the steering wheel I have phone control) the radio does not play but turns on the navigation which works but is without sound.
  • #10 16964729
    genek1000
    Level 35  
    Question: Does the navigation remote control work with navigation?
    Do you have a tab in the navigation?
    Do you have a USB or cinch connector on the tunnel next to the gears?
    What did you buy and what was in the vehicle?
    Stupid question: are the speakers?
  • #11 16965246
    josephm1
    Level 10  
    The remote control works, I have no connector in the tunnel. The card is somehow not original but it works. I only bought a radio, or rather a radio, because I had them probably already from 6 different for a test with different numbers. Speakers also present I have a radio from clio before the lift, the most ordinary and after connecting and pressing any button you can hear "beautiful"
  • #12 16967383
    genek1000
    Level 35  
    According to for me you have everything you should have for it to work in the original combination.
    At 99%, you need to configure the radio on the "CBOX0 / NAV1" option. If the "white" can is from another vehicle, then the white can is too.
    I can help you so much from a distance.
    If you wanted to set up a regular display, it would involve modifying the installation and throwing away the white "can"
  • #13 16967919
    josephm1
    Level 10  
    Thanks. How to do it? Any program? Clip? I don't know anything about it, I have people with clip art around but not very bright so maybe I would point them to it.
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  • #14 16969632
    genek1000
    Level 35  
    Yes. Clip.
    Your vehicle is in the navigation configuration (NAV1) without the cbox (CBOX0) and there is probably an amplifier criterion (AMP0). This is how the radio must be configured.
    The CAN interface module (white box) and the navigation should be configured correctly, because they supposedly come from this car.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a user experiencing issues with a 2010 Renault Clio III ph2, which was factory-fitted with navigation but has a non-functional radio. The user seeks to replace the navigation system with a standard factory radio due to the navigation working without sound. Various responses suggest that the radio and display configurations may differ, and compatibility with the existing CAN interface (referred to as the "white can") is crucial. Recommendations include returning to factory hardware configurations, ensuring proper connections, and possibly using a diagnostic tool (Clip) to configure the radio settings correctly. The user expresses concern about the cost of a new navigation system and seeks guidance on modifications needed for the installation of a regular radio.
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